Friday, June 15, 2012

NZD and IDR dropped, GBP gaining against USD, but pulling back against EUR, Swiss National Bank keeps libor unchanged

Daily forex news from NewYork, US dollar index is slipping today as Forex traders find risk appetite, even though there is little good news coming out of Europe. Instead of seeing risk aversion today, there is a bit of risk appetite, and that is sending the US dollar lower against its major counterparts. USD slipping also weighing on the US dollar is the possible of an extension of Operation Twist.

London forex news, we reporting that GBP UK pound is mixed today, gaining against the US dollar, but pulling back against the euro. Risk appetite is making a cautious appearance in the currency markets, even with trouble in the eurozone. Indeed, pound's fall against the euro is a bit of a surprise after the British currency's recent gains, what a great surprise

Daily forex news from Jakarta we reporting, IDR The Indonesian rupiah fell today, leading other Asian currencies in decline, after Moody's Investors Service downgraded Spain's sovereign-credit rating, refueling concerns caused by the crisis in the countries of the eurozone. Currently the rupiah recovered after the loss, as usual IDR is very responsive to Eurozone crisis

Economic news from Swiss, SNB Keeps Libor Unchanged, The Swiss franc was flat today against the US dollar and fell versus the Japanese yen after the Swiss National Bank maintained its main Libor interest rate and reiterated the pledge to keep the cap on the currency

NZD gains, Kiwi daily forex news, NZD currency The New Zealand dollar started today's trading session posting gains after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand decided to keep its key Official Cash Rate unchanged and hinted that the economy may expand

Latest daily forex news from Ontario we reported, CAD The Canadian dollar fell today against most of its major peers as poor fundamental reports from the United States dimmed prospects for Canadian exports, while European problems still damp demand for currencies tied to growth in a long term

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